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Rhode Island’S Latino Entrepreneurial Spirit And Small Businesses Growing In Numbers, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Rhode Island’S Latino Entrepreneurial Spirit And Small Businesses Growing In Numbers, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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New report from Latino Policy Institute at RWU and Center for Women & Enterprise demonstrates dramatic growth in Latino-owned small businesses and entrepreneurship.
Renowned Political Scientist Christopher Achen To Visit Rwu On Oct. 26, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Renowned Political Scientist Christopher Achen To Visit Rwu On Oct. 26, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Community invited to President’s Distinguished Speakers Series event featuring world-renowned scholar of elections and public opinion.
Leaders Of Ri State Victim Assistance Academy Receive Ri Attorney General Justice Award, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Leaders Of Ri State Victim Assistance Academy Receive Ri Attorney General Justice Award, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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An educational-outreach initiative of Family Service of RI and RWU, leaders from both institutions shared the honor at the 12th Annual Justice Awards.
Architecture Student Collaborates On Wave Energy Project Competing For $1.5 Million, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Architecture Student Collaborates On Wave Energy Project Competing For $1.5 Million, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Working with the Sea Potential team via Tinker Bristol, Andy Cole designed a scale model of the DUO Wave Energy Converter.
Exploring The Quest For Refuge In America And Around The Globe, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Exploring The Quest For Refuge In America And Around The Globe, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Panel discussions, film screenings and guest lecturers will provide myriad opportunities for the community to engage in informed dialogue on the current state of refugees around the world.
Rwu’S New ‘Rising Tide’ Of Educational Opportunity, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Rwu’S New ‘Rising Tide’ Of Educational Opportunity, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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With a new campus in downtown Providence and a revolutionary focus on the city’s neediest residents, RWU aims to reinvigorate the workforce – and maybe even the economy.
Researchers Win Grand Prize To Develop Technology To Stop Illegal Wildlife Trafficking, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Researchers Win Grand Prize To Develop Technology To Stop Illegal Wildlife Trafficking, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life at New England Aquarium, Roger Williams University one of four winners internationally.
Rwu Announces $500,000 Gift To Establish Hassenfeld Projects, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Rwu Announces $500,000 Gift To Establish Hassenfeld Projects, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Transformative gift will deploy more students throughout Rhode Island to meet local community needs.
What The %@&*! Happened To Comics?: Graphic Novelist Art Spiegelman To Visit Rwu On Sept. 7, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
What The %@&*! Happened To Comics?: Graphic Novelist Art Spiegelman To Visit Rwu On Sept. 7, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Community invited to President’s Distinguished Speakers Series event featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning author and illustrator of graphic art and novels.
Coral Reef Scientists Hope Local Coral Holds Key To Tropical Reef Conservation Strategies, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Coral Reef Scientists Hope Local Coral Holds Key To Tropical Reef Conservation Strategies, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Roger Williams University sponsors workshop aimed at applying latest research on local corals toward solutions for declining tropical coral reef health around the globe.
Brenda J. Clement To Serve As Director Of Housingworks Ri At Roger Williams University, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Brenda J. Clement To Serve As Director Of Housingworks Ri At Roger Williams University, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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With over 20 years of experience, Clement is an expert in the affordable housing and community development issues facing Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
Rwu School Of Continuing Studies Formalizes Partnership With Ri Latino Civic Fund, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Rwu School Of Continuing Studies Formalizes Partnership With Ri Latino Civic Fund, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Partnership will provide programs and resources to the State’s growing Latino population.
Gsb’S Management Expert Examines Diversity And Economic Growth In Cities, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Gsb’S Management Expert Examines Diversity And Economic Growth In Cities, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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From urban revitalization to harnessing diversity to spur innovation, Professor Susan Bosco talks with WalletHub about how demographic diversification drives economic growth in large cities.
Latino Policy Institute At Rwu Celebrates 10 Years Of Service, Research And Partnerships, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Latino Policy Institute At Rwu Celebrates 10 Years Of Service, Research And Partnerships, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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University extends partnership with LPI with new Memorandum of Agreement.
Rwu School Of Continuing Studies To Deliver Workforce Development To Cities Of Central Falls And Pawtucket, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Rwu School Of Continuing Studies To Deliver Workforce Development To Cities Of Central Falls And Pawtucket, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Unique partnership to provide contextualized education and development opportunities in support of each city’s economic development efforts.
Rwu Marine Scientists To Work Toward Reef Conservation At International Coral Reef Symposium, Jill Rodrigues
Rwu Marine Scientists To Work Toward Reef Conservation At International Coral Reef Symposium, Jill Rodrigues
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In sharing their latest research, professors Andrew Rhyne and Koty Sharp collaborate on coral reef conservation strategies among 2,500 scientists and policy makers.